Peak Energy
Peak Energy makes passively cooled sodium-ion (NFPP) grid storage systems in the US. Jupiter Power ordered about 720 MWh for 2027 with an option on 4 GWh more through 2030.
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Deployed + contracted 4.75 GWh
How to read these numbers
Jupiter Power: about 720 MWh firm for 2027, plus a 4 GWh capacity reservation for 2028-2030; contract value could exceed $500 million. Peak claims up to 97% lower auxiliary power and nearly 30% better cell degradation over 20 years. 4-12 hour target durations per the CEO (Energy-Storage.news).
Facts
Source per value- Type Editorial supply-chain classification based on the sourced portfolio: system integrator, cell manufacturer, non-lithium or mechanical storage developer, power equipment group, or software and controls supplier.
- Integrator 1
- Chemistry Main storage chemistry of the flagship product. LFP is lithium iron phosphate; NMC is lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide; LTO is lithium titanate. Mechanical covers gravity, compressed air and CO2 stores. Mixed means the vendor sells more than one chemistry at scale.
- Sodium-ion 1
- Flagship product The vendor's main grid-scale or commercial storage product line, as the vendor names it.
- NFPP sodium-ion grid storage system 1
- Energy per unit MWh Energy of one flagship unit (usually a 20-ft container or one enclosure), as the vendor publishes it. Rating basis (usable or nameplate, beginning of life) is in the spec notes.
- Not published
- Duration Discharge durations the vendor offers at rated power, in hours, as published (for example 2-4 h, or 100 h).
- 4-12 h 2
- Deployed GWh Cumulative storage the vendor says it has deployed, delivered or shipped, in GWh, at the date of the cited source. Shipments and installed capacity differ; the spec notes say which one the vendor reports.
- Not published
- Deployed + contracted GWh Deployed plus contracted or awarded storage (backlog under contract) in GWh, as the vendor states it. Blank when the vendor publishes no contracted figure.
- 4.75 1
- Cycle life cycles Rated cycle life of the flagship cell or system as the vendor publishes it. Test conditions (temperature, depth of discharge, end-of-life capacity) differ by vendor and are in the spec notes.
- Not published
- Warranty years Longest standard product or performance warranty term the vendor publishes for the flagship system, in years.
- Not published
- UL 9540 The vendor states a named system in this record is certified or listed to UL 9540. The spec notes identify any earlier product or model-specific scope.
- Not published
- UL 9540A A cited manufacturer statement or published report describes UL 9540A testing for a named system or cell in the record. Read the spec notes for the model and test level; this is not a blanket certification of all products.
- Not published
- Data center offer The vendor markets a storage product, reference or program for data centers: backup, UPS, grid-interactive UPS, load smoothing for AI training, or bridging power while a grid connection is built.
- Not published
- Parent Owner or parent group when the provider is a subsidiary or joint venture.
- Not published
- Products Named storage products and cells, with sizes where published.
- Sodium iron pyrophosphate (NFPP) storage system with passive cooling; 3.5 MWh first system energized near Denver 1
- Market status Dated ownership, deal or operating context: joint ventures, acquisitions and manufacturing agreements.
- Not published
- Services Published integration, controls or lifecycle services offered by the provider.
- Not published
- Reference project A named project and its reported status and capacity. Project capacity is not a product unit rating.
- Not published
- Headquarters Headquarters city and country only when an explicit cited company statement supports the location.
- Not published
Sources
- Peak Energy signs 4.75 GWh contract with Jupiter Power accessed 2026-11-11
- Energy-Storage.news: Peak Energy deploying 720MWh for Jupiter Power accessed 2026-11-11
- Utility Dive: Peak Energy and Jupiter sodium-ion batteries accessed 2026-11-11
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